Homeowners often type one question into their search bar before a remodel begins: how much does a bathroom door cost? While the answer can start as low as $150 and climb past $1,000, the real story lives inside the details—materials, labor, hardware, and site conditions. CountBricks makes those variables transparent by turning a short voice conversation into an itemized estimate, complete with live material pricing and labor rates for your ZIP code.
Unlike bedroom or hall doors, a bathroom door must stand up to constant humidity, offer privacy, and swing in tight corridors. A poorly specified door can swell, squeak, or leave gaps that compromise comfort. That is why builders rely on CountBricks.com/services to verify specs in seconds.
• Hollow-core prehung door: $150–$275 (materials only)
• Solid MDF or pine door: $280–$450
• Solid hardwood or composite with decorative panel: $450–$750
• Custom glass or pocket door kit: $600–$1,100+
• Typical professional labor in residential settings: $180–$320 per door
• Hardware (knob, hinges, privacy latch): $35–$150
Hollow-core doors are light and economical, perfect for budget flips. Solid MDF adds heft, noise control, and smoother paint finishes. Solid hardwood and composite doors deliver durability and upscale aesthetics—expect both price and weight to rise accordingly.
Standard 28"–32" swing doors keep prices down because manufacturers mass-produce them. A 24" narrow door for compact powder rooms or a 36" accessibility-compliant unit bumps the figure by 10%–20%. Sliding barn doors, pocket doors, and neo-angle hinged glass designs require specialty frames and tracks, adding $150–$400 in materials.
• Primed only: least expensive, ready for on-site paint
• Factory-painted: +$80–$120 for a durable, even coat
• Stained or clear-coated hardwood: +$120–$250, depending on species
Lever handles with integrated privacy locks average $45. Matte black or antique brass finishes trend 15% higher. Soft-close pocket-door pulls add $70+ to a kit. CountBricks sourcing tools bundle approved hinges, stops, and seals so contractors avoid mid-project supply runs.
Bathroom doors rarely install in wide-open spaces. Tight hallways, existing tile floors, and delicate plumbing walls slow progress. Residential pros charge time-and-materials, but CountBricks predictive labor curves flag tasks that exceed local averages, keeping quotes realistic.
• Hollow-core 30" door, primed: $165
• Satin nickel handle set: $40
• Labor, remove and replace, no frame work: $200
Total: approximately $405
• Solid MDF two-panel 32" door, factory-painted: $360
• Matte black lever handle: $55
• Labor including jamb shim & trim refresh: $260
Total: approximately $675
• Custom frosted glass pocket door kit: $900
• Soft-close track hardware: Included above
• Labor, framing modification & finish carpentry: $420
Total: approximately $1,320
Traditional estimating burns hours of manual takeoffs and phone calls to suppliers. CountBricks AI listens to a 90-second conversation on-site, converts dimensions and style notes into quantified line items, and auto-populates current material costs pulled from verified vendors. The result is a shareable PDF quote—complete with branded cover page—before your crew leaves the driveway.
1. Speak measurements and door style into the CountBricks mobile app
2. Confirm auto-detected material and labor rates for your region
3. Generate a client-ready estimate or invoice instantly
4. Export a purchase list for direct ordering
5. Store the project in your CountBricks.com/portfolio for future reference
• Order doors at the framing stage; lead times on custom glass can top four weeks
• Verify rough opening measurements twice—1/8" errors equal costly rework
• Use moisture-resistant jamb kits if the door is within 2' of a shower
• Seal all edges (top, bottom, hinge cutouts) to prevent swelling
• Ask CountBricks to cross-compare supplier prices; savings of 8%–12% are common
Local codes differ, but inward swings are standard for privacy and hallway clearance. CountBricks estimators flag code exceptions during voice input.
Yes, though modern handlesets improve accessibility. CountBricks calculates savings when hardware is salvaged.
Bottom trimming or adjustable thresholds solve clearance issues. CountBricks will add a labor line (average $45) when the app detects new finished floor elevations.
Ready to specify bathroom doors with confidence? Visit CountBricks.com/services to schedule a live demo and watch an estimate build itself in real time.
The Maple Street bungalow needed five new bathroom doors—three standard swings, one pocket, and one narrow 24" door for a tucked-away powder room. Early supplier quotes averaged $4,200, threatening the project’s tight $30K interior budget. Enter CountBricks.
1. The site supervisor opened the CountBricks mobile app and dictated door sizes, finishes, and hardware preferences while walking the jobsite.
2. The AI engine compared 17 regional suppliers, selecting in-stock solid MDF doors at $322 each instead of the $380 brand originally specified.
3. Labor was auto-adjusted for one pocket-door framing alteration, accurately reflecting a two-person, four-hour task instead of the generic full-day charge seen on previous quotes.
• Materials savings: $290 (7%)
• Labor savings: $240 (23%)
• Estimate turnaround: 4 minutes versus 2 hours manually
• Updated invoice pushed to homeowner for e-signature the same afternoon
• Real-time cost libraries inside CountBricks prevent overpaying on everyday items like bathroom doors
• Voice data capture means no missed dimensions or handwritten errors
• Integrated purchase lists reduce procurement calls and keep projects on schedule
From small retrofits to full gut renovations, precise door pricing shapes client trust and profit margins alike. Sign up at CountBricks.com/consultation to see how our AI estimates, blueprint takeoffs, and instant invoices can sharpen your competitive edge.
